Some of our systems also feature AirPlay – this is very much like Bluetooth in so far as you can stream directly from any iOS device without using an app to an individual room. As long as you are on your homes WiFi network then the music will keep playing!
The other great benefit of WiFi over Bluetooth is the fact that your range limitation is removed. You’ll need a WiFi system in each room though so it can get a little expensive, but it does make for a great all round solution that lets you enjoy music around your home without limits. With multiroom you can start playing music in one room, say the kitchen, then you can add other rooms to play the same music in perfect sync! With WiFi speakers you’re generally going to be connecting the amplifier to your home network (internet) and controlling the system via a bespoke app that you’ll need to download.īut for the extra money you get multiroom! However with Bluetooth you have to be within 8-10 metres of the amplifier or the connection will drop out, and it’s a single room solution – you can only connect to one system at a time and play in one room at a time. You can connect one smartphone/tablet to the system wirelessly via Bluetooth and stream your music.Īlmost every smartphone, tablet and computer out there now features Bluetooth so it’s pretty universal! No apps required and once connected your speaker system will play anything that you device can play! Here’s how they differ so you can decide which one is right for you…īluetooth ceiling speakers are a point-to-point connection. There are two main types of ceiling speaker systems, Bluetooth and WiFi.
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